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3M P100 Particulate Filter For 5000, 6000, 6500, 7000 And FF-4
3M's Advanced Electret Media (AEM) provides a lightweight, easy breathing combination not found in fiberglass containing filtersWell suited for a wide range of oil and non-oil based particulate contaminants and can be used as a prefilter for certain chemicalexposuresThe 2097 can be used with 3M's wide variety of half and full face piece designsPassing NIOSH's P-series test criteria, the 2097 P100 filter provides a minimum 99.97 percent filter efficiencyThe unique flexible filter material resists abrasion and wetting. Filters are flame and water resistant
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28 Reddit comments about 3M P100 Particulate Filter For 5000, 6000, 6500, 7000 And FF-4:

u/phoenix20011 · 5 pointsr/TheeHive

The residue in left in the filter on the paper right? Also how bad do I need to avoid breathing acetone or how volatile is it? I have lots of windows and fans, I got this respirator from 3M, will it do the job for acetone vapors? https://www.amazon.ca/3M-2097-Particulate-Filter/dp/B00328IAO0

u/ContagionKits · 5 pointsr/preppers

Hey there, I'm not the HAZMAT expert but I do Contagion Kits' product sourcing. I'll let Z get answer the technical side of your question, but I can tell you that if you're interested in that specific half-mask (the 3M 7500 series), you're better off separately buying the mask and a set of P100 filters (these cartridges or these filters) which will provide a higher level of protection (P100 vs N95) for an equal or lesser price. The 3M 2097 filters are what we use ourselves and offer with our kits on the site.

-C

u/domesticpig · 5 pointsr/boston

get yourself a half face respirator with pm/voc cartridges. protect your health and raise awareness!

u/DerBrizon · 4 pointsr/Welding

Yeah... Zinc-Oxide is shitty.

Where I work they give us 3M reusable respirators with "cookie" filters:

Respirator

Filter

Notice the cost: 40-50 bucks to get started... I change my filters twice a day for the pink cookies (4 hours per set), and use a pair per day if I'm using higher quality organic filters. P100 filters clog up pretty quickly and they aren't meant for much more than minor exposure.

Make sure you shave before using your filter - that's pretty important. In my opinion, you should be wearing a respirator for any welding your doing. Iron oxide and other welding particulates are not good for you. For some fumes, the health effects are up for debate on hazard levels, but I'm not gonna breath the stuff to find out when I'm 60.

If your shop is having you work with galvanized materials, buff the galvanizing off of the weld area (and the backside, too!) to minimize exposure - don't worry about removing the zinc, because the welding arc does that anyway. You'll also get cleaner welds and less likelihood of wormholes caused by zinc oxide gassing out through your puddle. Ask your employer to provide adequate protection. No vent system in the world will allow you to weld that stuff without inhaling even a little of it. Here is some info about welding galvanized materials.

I'm not sure if you can force your employer to provide respirators - you might want to look into OSHA regulations (if in the US, obviously) about it... You might also ask /r/legaladvice or something - maybe there's an attorney there who specializes in industrial health who can help you.

u/thejunioristadmin · 4 pointsr/woodworking

This is the one I bought. I use the P100 filters that twist on as well.

Unrelated to woodworking but I have a great dane. In February or March he had surgery and was on some medicine that left him with upset bowels. He didn't make it outside and left a huge mess on my main floor tile...twice. The only way I was able to clean it all up was by wearing this amazing thing. I didn't smell any of it.

u/mnfthyr · 3 pointsr/politics

As someone who's been living in Beijing for the past 3 years, yes, it's bad, but a lot of things that get posted about are embellished. That said, winter is worse because of municipal heating.

The spring days aren't nearly so bad. It's Los Angeles levels of air most of the time.

If you're worried go grab yourself one of these and a pair of these to keep your lungs clean. I personally use these. It might be rude to keep them on indoors, but unless you're at a high end office or shopping center the air is the same as outdoors. Hopefully your gf's relatives got IQAir, otherwise you're still SOL for like 75% of the time since I'm assuming you'll be indoors for the most part. You also can't have it on when eating, when the second hand smoke will get ya.

u/AggressiveStation · 3 pointsr/metro

Question: If you want to hypothetically avoid nuclear fallout, can you just grab a 3M mask and some cheap filters and be right as rain? They would filter all the particulate. The rest of you would be toast without more PPE, of course.

u/p2p_editor · 3 pointsr/woodworking

I love this kind with these filters.

3M makes a whole line of these respirators. I'm pretty sure the one linked here is the kind I got. It has a very soft, flexible silicone grommet that seals very effectively against my face and is incredibly comfortable. It vents your breath downward, so you don't fog up your glasses (a big concern with me). And the P100 filters with "nuisance level" organic protection reduce fumes from varnishes, solvents, etc., to the point where I literally cannot smell them.

Oh, and the whole get-up is really affordable, too.

u/Kurisu_MakiseSG · 3 pointsr/Welding

The little paper ones? They're better than nothing but I wouldn't say enough.

I use [this one]
(https://www.amazon.ca/Rugged-Comfort-Facepiece-Reusable-Respirator/dp/B00IF7RBS4/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=3M+Respiratory+Protection&qid=1569385686&sr=8-5)
with the [pink pancake filters.]
(https://www.amazon.ca/3M-2097-Particulate-Filter/dp/B00328IAO0/ref=sr_1_8?keywords=3M+Respiratory+Protection&qid=1569385840&sr=8-8)

What hood do you have that your respirator doesn't fit? I have an ESAB Sentinel which is quite close fitting to the face and it fits just fine.

u/nahreddit · 3 pointsr/Welding

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008MCUT86/ref=biss_dp_t_asn

(exhaust air is directed down so it doesn't fog up hood)

With

http://www.amazon.com/3M-2097-Particulate-Filter-Organic/dp/B00328IAO0/ref=pd_sim_sbs_hi_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=04H4DZQFZJ44T79AV2TD

Not gonna provide the best vapor protection but it would help and it fits easily under a hood.

u/Seogege · 2 pointsr/AutoDetailing

I learned about PPE from the perspective of a woodworker, which has some overlap with detailing in terms of PPE when it comes to chemicals. Woodworkers commonly wear half mask respirators (I use this model from 3M) and then swap in filters for whatever they're doing at the moment. I wear that respirator for many hours at a time and it's very comfortable to wear and use. Just make sure to get one that fits your face shape and size, and to keep facial hair to a minimum.

As for filters, I use P100 filters for getting rid of particulate matter, in our case fine wood dust, which might be less relevant for detailing since particulates from abrasion typically get trapped in water or polish. They have some degree of organic vapor relief but it's not good enough if you're spraying paint or working with strong chemicals. For those, I use a dedicated organic vapor cartridge like this one.

There may be some better dedicated filter cartridges to use since 3M has a pretty wide product range, but that respirator's definitely a good one from my experience.

u/OSUTechie · 2 pointsr/woodworking

I have a beard and I really enjoy this 3M mask. Picked up a couple 2097 p100 Filters. What's nice is I can swap out the filters depending on what I'm doing.

u/MrVisible · 2 pointsr/collapse

It takes some heavy duty breathing gear to make a difference.

u/margirtakk · 2 pointsr/3Dprinting

What cartridges would be appropriate? Something like [this?]
(https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00328IAO0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_pi98yb9KNHVQ0)

u/corey_uh_lahey · 2 pointsr/ProKnifemaking

This with these.

u/freezeman1 · 2 pointsr/CherokeeXJ

This is the respirator that I have and I love it (maybe more than I should). It's so comfortable that I can go a solid 6 hrs before I need to take it off. I do most of my work in a medium sized garage with poor ventilation (unless the door is open) and the difference in air quality it makes is rediculos. I could be hitting stuff with a grinder for a couple hours straight and the air smells just fine with the thing on, but as soon as I take it off, I would get a big face full of nasty air and put it back on, then open the garage door for a bit to air things out. I also use these filters for pretty much all of my dusty work. They're low profile and fit great under a face shield, but you'd probably need something different if you wanted protection from fumes.

Edit: these are the same filters at a better price

u/dieselphiend · 2 pointsr/Welding

I can't say for certain, because that's my friends hood, but I'm 99% sure most half face respirators will work if you have pancake cartridges. I prefer the 3M 7501 Silicone Half Face.

3M 7500 7502 Series Professional Half Facepiece Respirator

3M 2097 P100 Particulate Filter

u/Kitten_Inferno · 2 pointsr/Welding

Here is the setup I use at work



3M Half Facepiece Reusable Respirator 6100/07024(AAD), Respiratory Protection, Small (Pack of 1) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007JZ1NIM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_1TrKybJ33KZGZ


3M 2097 P100 Particulate Filter with Organic Vapor Relief, 1 Pair https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00328IAO0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_KSrKybG6XV6MN

u/firebyte · 2 pointsr/Welding

Read this.

Then get one of these (ensuring that you get an air-tight seal with the right size, best bet is to go to a hardware store and try a few on, holding the inhalation valves closed (shown here)) with a few sets of these filters, as they will need to be changed regularly.

u/VennC · 1 pointr/HomeImprovement

Thanks for the info! After cleaning up should I avoid the area for about 24 hours or longer (and/or hose it down), since it's outdoors?

I'll pickup a suit. I'll be using a 3M 2097 filters with a 3M6300 Mask https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00328IAO0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/timsandtoms · 1 pointr/woodworking

Thank you! When I ended up going to order everything, I got that mask and a few sets of http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00328IAO0, and it works great! I hate hate HATE any sort of mask or anything covering my face, not even a blanket when it's cold, and I don't even notice the mask when I'm busy doing something. Straps are comfy too, I was hoping it wouldn't be a giant band behind the head like my paintball goggles, it ended up being... The best way I can describe it to people is a combination of one of those little Jewish hats, and the strap people put on glasses that goes behind the neck.

u/chowder_pants · 1 pointr/woodworking

I use a similar respirator as you do.

These filters are on when sanding and when using shellac

I add this when using other chemicals


Ear protection. very comfortable to wear all the time. Still able to hear conversations and music.


Eye protection. I got tired of scratching the plastic lenses on the cheapies, and also wanted something to keep the dust out

u/bloodthirstyhooligan · 1 pointr/Israel

There are masks you can buy, the filters however have to be replaced often and they can be quite expensive, but if you plan on staying in Jerusalem, then I guess you have no other choice.

https://www.amazon.com/3M-Disposable-Particulate-Respirator-Exhalation/dp/B001BXRRH4

This one is relatively cheap and is a p100 mask, meaning it should filter at least 99.97% of airborne particles to be certified as such. You may need to adjust it though so that it fits properly, any mask will be useless if the fit is not correct for your face.

https://www.amazon.ca/3M-2097-Particulate-Filter/dp/B00328IAO0/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_328_bs_lp_t_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=518B5SNTGTSPTRE1KCPE

These are the filters for the mask.

u/M1keHonch0 · 1 pointr/HomeImprovement

To elaborate: 3M P100 filters and the mask to go with it.. Dont skimp, the $40 now will save you alot of pain when mesothelioma sets in.

Source: I work for 3M and have had extensive asbestos training.

u/[deleted] · 1 pointr/Welding

No problem. Here is an inexpensive shade 11 welding lens on amazon (shade 10 will not be enough):

https://www.amazon.com/Shade-11-Techniweld-Darkening-Welding/dp/B07MGZ5L9P/ref=mp_s_a_1_28?keywords=2x4+auto+darkening+lens+shade+11&qid=1566572711&s=gateway&sprefix=2x4+auto&sr=8-28

And here is the welding helmet that I use to insert the autodarkening lens into:

https://m.cyberweld.com/jahswehe2.html

I’ve tried basically every welding helmet on the market - expensive ones like the miller and Lincoln - and keep coming back to this reliable and versatile setup. The flip front makes it so you can grind without having to remove your helmet and put on a face shield. Beware of digital welding helmets that say they have a “grind mode” - you will forget to turn grind mode off and then when you go to weld, you will arc flash yourself. Every single time. Don’t waste your money because those helmets stop working after about a year and the clear replacement lenses can be around $5 or more EACH. Ripoff

Oh! Buy yourself a 3m respirator half mask and some P100 pink “pancake” filters. You will be able to focus on your welding better, plus your helmet lens won’t fog up with condensation because the mask diverts your exhale breath downwards and out the bottom of the welding helmet:

Respirator: https://www.amazon.ca/Rugged-Comfort-Facepiece-Reusable-Respirator/dp/B00IF7RBS4/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=3m+respirator&qid=1566573219&s=gateway&sr=8-3

Filters: https://www.amazon.ca/3M-2097-Particulate-Filter/dp/B00328IAO0/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?keywords=p100&qid=1566573291&s=gateway&sr=8-2

You can probably find these items cheaper locally at acklands grainger or somewhere. Don’t bother with a different respirator... this one has a quick release so you can drop the mask down and talk to people without taking off all your gear, which is super annoying!

I found this all out through trial and error and hundreds (maybe thousands) of dollars down the drain.

u/Silound · 1 pointr/turning

Some people swear the HF chisels are good for starting, I don't agree with that sentiment because neither set includes a bowl gouge which is the essential tool in, you guessed it, bowls! Most people at least give bowl turning a try, even if that's not their primary interest. Definitely read up on the safety issues at play between spindle roughing gouges and bowl gouges. If you want to turn bowls, you will need either a carbide tipped tool, a very good scraper, or a bowl gouge. The wiki details the tradeoffs about carbide vs traditional; I favor traditional because that's how I learned.

That mask is too flimsy to really offer much protection. I suggest this model which is also conveniently spacious enough to wear with this respirator using these filters under it. Breathing protection is as important as other forms of safety, especially when sanding!

Please be safety cautious and remember that the mast will protect you from small particles, chips, and moderate fragments during turning, but it will offer you zero protection against something like a bowl that comes flying off the lathe. Stand out of the line of fire!